David J. Levine

David J. Levine has more than 35 years of experience practicing international trade law. He counsels clients on import relief, customs, export controls, trade sanctions, anti-boycott, national security reviews of foreign investments and related trade laws and procedures. David advises and represents clients in antidumping and countervailing duty proceedings, trade controls and customs proceedings, national security (CFIUS) reviews of foreign investment in the US, trade compliance diligence in M&A transactions, trade-related legislative and rulemaking proceedings and trade negotiations. Read David Levine's full bio.
President Trump’s Executive Order on US Bulk Power System Electric Equipment: Questions and Analysis
By Edward Zaelke, Joel A. Hugenberger, Neil Levy, Raymond Paretzky, Carl J. Fleming, Christopher Gladbach, David J. Levine and David G. Tewksbury on May 4, 2020
Posted In Power Markets, Renewables
President Trump’s May 1, 2020, Executive Order prohibiting certain transactions involving bulk-power system electric equipment developed, manufactured or supplied by a foreign adversary could have far-reaching implications for both the renewable and conventional power industries. The breadth of the Executive Order raises key questions and concerns for sponsors and developers of energy projects, construction contractors...
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